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I've enrolled in the college of St. Scholastica's online program. They accepted all my previous credits.

Thanks JJoy. I consider myself as moderately motivated. I can stay focused but as you know life's demands change continuously. Three months to finish a bachelor degree sounds very enticing, congrats to you for getting it done. How many credits you had to take in those three months?

Thanks again, I was browsing their website after reading your comment. Looks like their classes are starting on the 2nd June. When you are enrolled in a fulltime RN to BSN program (without working as a RN), are you still able to keep your license update? Or you have to be working to keep your license update.

Thank you Chrissy. Yes, I have also seen in some of other posts that Capella is offering a flexpath program. These days having a BSN seems to be pretty important to advance nursing career. But I was wondering if it matters which school you are getting your BSN from or is it the degree that only matters. Employers look for nurses with BSN no doubt but do you think they also give importance to which school the degree is from. Any insight?

Dear All, I am planning to go for a RN to BSN program, preferably online. But currently there are so many programs in so many different schools that how would you decide which is the best one for your future career? I have looked into some programs such as Concordia University in St. Paul, College of St. Scholastica at Duluth, Metro state in St. Paul, University of Bemidji, University of Mankato, Augsburg college and Rasmussen College and still researching. Any insight or suggestion would be helpful. Do nurses have to be working while doing an online RN to BSN? If anyone already in those above mentioned schools, could you please share some of your thoughts or suggestions. Thank you.